People fly flags for a variety of reasons. Sometimes, it's
because you love your country and you want to show your patriotism and
devotion. On the other hand, you may be a diplomat who flies your country's
flag in a foreign land. Military organizations fly their flags to both to
symbolize patriotism, and to inform unwary persons that they are entering into
a military space. Hotels fly flags for an entirely different reason. Several
countries' flags usually adorn the fronts of hotels.
They do this to symbolize that their doors are open to all
people, and that they are willing to serve anyone who walks through their
doors. Commercial organizations often use flagpoles for an entirely different
set of reasons. Flagpoles could also serve as advertisement banners for their
offers. They could also be used to inform the public of their products and
services.
Flagpoles are a significant financial investment, as many of
them cost a pretty sum. Because of this, they deserve adequate maintenance. If
you have a flagpole on top of building, you
may need to get a professional to look at it every once in a while. Besides
that however, there are fairly simple things that you can do to maintain your
flagpole, and extend its longevity.
Maintaining your
flagpole begins with getting a proper flag. Ideally, you should get a quality
flag material that is resistant to UV rays. This will prevent it from fading
too quickly. Although if you get the right material you don't need to worry
about bad weather. However, it is a good idea and proper flag etiquette to
lower your flag in severe and fowl weather.
Ideally, you should call a professional flagpole
service to do the things you can't, like reaching the top of the flag,
disassembling and oiling the cleats, and even inspecting the ball and truck at
the top of the flagpole. There are flagpoles that are over a hundred years old
and still standing. This is because they are made of quality steel, and have
been maintained properly over the years. While your flagpole may not last that
long, it is still a good idea to take proper care of it.
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